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11-05-2010, 11:32 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 108
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I went hoopin' in the area last night and I got a big ol' skunk. The area could be great (in theory) except you are competing with tons of commercial lobster traps. It seems you can't go more than 100 feet before hitting the next trap. They are even up tight to the boilers, which is the advantage of the yak.
It is not completely void of life, but probably not worth it to compete with the traps. I think my next trip out I'm going to try the wedge side of the break wall and possibly the canyon. Good ol' trial and error... |
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11-08-2010, 06:29 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Lakewood, California
Posts: 46
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That's good to know. Thanks guys! In theory CDM seems like a great spot for lobster. It's rocky, lots of kelp, right depth, ect. but now that you mention it I have seen a ton of commercial traps there when fishing. Think I'll try Pt. Fermin/White Point instead. I went there the other day for a short walk on the beach and found a ton of molted shells. Can't wait to try that area soon
 Good luck out there, Cody |
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